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For many years, the phrase "birdbrain" has been used as an insult, implying that birds are not very smart. This idea stuck around mainly because birds lack a neocortex, the part of the brain often linked to intelligence in mammals. But recent research shows that this assumption is wrong. Birds are much smarter than we thought, with cognitive abilities that rival some primates. Let’s explore how science has changed our view of birds and why these feathered friends deserve more

The festive season often feels bright and full of joy, with pretty lights twinkling in windows and cheerful gatherings with loved ones....

Exploring the Misunderstood World of Pigeons: Do They Really Show Empathy and Understanding

Magpies have long fascinated and troubled people alike. Often viewed as the villains of the bird world, they are blamed for everything...

Quite recently a few people were surprised when I told them about corvids playful behaviour, so I thought it was a good opportunity to...

You are a caring, compassionate Avian Caregiver... But often you'll put your birds before you and whilst I completely understand that,...